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73The Prairie School of Architecture: Chicago Bungalows
by Marye Audet
More than thirty percent of the homes in Chicago are classified as bungalows and built between 1910-1940. Most of these homes were simply homes for working class families. For the first time in American history there was a rapidly growing middle class and the bungalow fit them perfectly. published 5 months ago
79Collecting Black Americana
by Marye Audet
Black Americana is a term used to refer to any collectible that has an African- American theme. Most of these items were produced between the late 1800s and the 1950's, and most are not particularly complimentary towards African Americans...Do not let the offensive nature of these items keep you from collecting. These things need to be remembered. published 5 months ago
76How To Make Homemade Crochet Hooks & Knitting Needles
by Marye Audet
It is quite simple to carve and decorate your own, homemade crochet hooks and knitting needles. published 6 months ago
72Bio Graffiti: Urban Art Takes A New Form
by Marye Audet
Urban art takes on new life with living graffiti being created by Edina Tokodi and others, as they seek to beautify urban areas with living things. published 8 months ago
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